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describe Relationship Marketing.
- Focus on customer satisfaction and retention rather than just transactions.

- The price the customer is willing to pay reflects the perceived value.
Describe Total customer value.
= the total of the entire product, services, personnel and image values that a buyer receives from a marketing offer.
What are the 5 Relationship marketing includes:
-Providing good service
-Handling complaints in a good manor
-Treat customers well
-Being present where customers are
-Listening to customers
Segmentation & Positioning
STP Process = Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning

Describe Segmentation.
Segmentation – the division of a market into different groups of customers with distinctly similar
needs and product/service requirements.

There are four basic criteria:
- Substantiality – must be large enough
- Identifiable and measurability – must be known
- Accessibility – easy to attain
- Responsiveness – needs to be different from other segments

*Heterogeneity = Differences between segments

*Homogeneity = Similarities between segments within each segment
What is Segmentation basis?
*Profile criteria – who are the customers?

*Behavioral – where, when and how?

*Psychological – why?
How do you Segmenting consumer markets?
Demographic – Age, Gender, Income, Ethnicity, Family life-cycle

Socioeconomic – Income, education, status, living standards

Geographic – rural, urban etc. (aim to identify segments with 40 to 80% of sales)
Describe targeting,
Targeting - the process of evaluating each market segment’s attractiveness and selecting one or
more segments to enter
How do you Reaching the target market approaches 4 ways?
- Customized marketing = marketing efforts customized to individuals or firms

- Undifferentiated marketing = mass marketing, one single marketing mix to all

- Differentiated marketing = several segments, different marketing mixes

- Focused/Concentrated marketing = firm select one segment only and customize marketing
mix
How do one Choice of targeting approach influence marketing mix?
Distribution outlets: All possible  very few

Marketing communication: Mass  specialized

Price: Same price for all  tailored
describe Positioning.
– act of designing the company’s offering and image so that they occupy a meaningful and distinct competitive position in the target customer’s minds.

Two fundamental elements:
-Physical attributes - the functionality and capability that a brand or product offers
-Communication – how the brand is communicated and how consumers perceive the brand in
relation to other brands
Describe the Causation and Effectuation model.
STP Process is a clear causation model as it begins with the market. Effectuation begins with the
customer.

*Market definition
*Segmentation
*Targeting
*Positioning
THE CUSTOMER
-Customer identification
-Customer definition
-Adding segments/strategic partners
-Market definition
Competitive strategies

Define the competitors:
what are their strengths and weaknesses compared to ours?
If you are the:

Market leader -Attack the market
(ex. Coca Cola) -Defend position

Market challenger -Attack market leader
(ex. Pepsi) -Attack rivals

Market follower -Maintain status quo
(Small company) -Avoid hostile attacks, keep low profile

Market nicher -High level of specialization
(Small specialized) -Match resources with market needs
The marketing mix (4 P’s)?
The marketing mix (4 P’s):

Set of controllable tactical marketing tools – blended together to produce the response wanted in
the target market.

*Product – anything that can be offered to a market for attention, acquisition, use or
consumption that might satisfy a want or a need.

*Price - the amount of money charged for a product or service, or the sum of the values that
consumers exchange for the benefits of having or using the product or service.

*Promotion - Activities that communicate the product or service and its merits to target
customers and persuade them to buy

*Place -